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Nov 14, 2024
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ANT 345 - Language and Meaning[3 credit(s)] Prerequisite: ANT/LIN 120 or ENG/LIN 311 or permission of the instructor.
This course familiarizes students with a broad spectrum of key concepts, issues, and analytical tools in the study of meaning in natural language, with an emphasis on non-formalist approaches. The focus is on how linguists approach the study of natural language semantics, particularly as it influences and organizes morphosyntactic structure. To serve as a background to the course, important complementary viewpoints are briefly discussed, including traditional semantic concerns of philosophers of language, as well as semiotic perspectives on meaning and communication.
Semesters Offered: Every Spring
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